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The war situation in Kursk has undergone a dramatic change. Russian reinforcements have arrived, the Ukrainian army is being surrounded and divided, and Putin is preparing to launch a "war of annihilation."

Many parties pointed out that the Ukrainian troops on the Kursk battlefield,It is very likely that this is the "last elite force" in Zelensky's hands. Currently, Russian officials have begun to call on Zelensky,Ask him to come forward and turn himself in, saving the lives of thousands of Ukrainian people.

In the "Battle of Kursk", Russia once again demonstrated its "traditional instincts", that is, being "weak" in the early stages but full of resilience in the later stages.

On August 21, the Russian Ministry of Defense stated that the Russian army had wiped out 4,400 Ukrainian troops who invaded Kursk Oblast, accounting for nearly one-third of the total number of Ukrainian troops.At this rate, Russia will be able to completely wipe out this remaining enemy in about a month.

The Ukrainian army also realized this. In order to preserve its manpower,Some Ukrainian troops have begun withdrawing from Kursk Oblast to mainland Ukraine, to prevent being cut off by the Russian army;

At the same time, the Russian Ministry of Defense also released several videos of Ukrainian soldiers surrendering in an organized manner in Kursk Oblast. One of them is:24 soldiers from the 22nd Independent Mechanized Brigade of the Ukrainian Army collectively laid down their weapons near the village of Komarovka and formally surrendered to the Russian army.

As the battle became more difficult, the morale of the Ukrainian army has suffered a significant blow. If the Ukrainian troops that invaded Kursk Oblast were eventually annihilated or severely damaged by Russia, Ukraine would not only not get any bargaining chips, but also lose its most valuable mobile forces.

Faced with this crisis situation, Ukrainian President Zelensky felt very worried. He called on Western countries to lift military restrictions on Ukraine as soon as possible and allow Ukraine to use various Western weapons to attack the Russian mainland.

However, Daniel Davis, a retired U.S. Army officer, does not think Ukraine has a chance to reverse the situation. In an interview, Davis gave his own judgment that since the Ukrainian army invaded Russia's Kursk Oblast,Ukraine has lost the possibility of negotiation, and the only thing Ukraine can wait for is surrender.

Objectively speaking, Davis's statement makes sense. The Ukrainian invasion of Kursk was originally a risky move by the Kiev authorities. This military action caught Russia off guard at the beginning and also boosted the morale of the Ukrainian army to a certain extent.

But as Russia came to its senses, Ukraine fell into a completely passive position. The Ukrainian troops attacking Kursk Oblast failed to contain the main Russian forces, and instead fell into encirclement;

More importantly, Russia has significantly stepped up its offensive in eastern Ukraine, and the Russian army has dug a hole in Ukraine's most important defense line in eastern Ukraine.With the town of New York falling into Russian hands, the military defense line built by Ukraine since 2014 has become incomplete.

In this way, Russia will be able to defeat Ukraine step by step and achieve its goals. Kerimov, chairman of the Russian Committee for the Protection of State Sovereignty, said:Zelensky's only chance to save his own life and the lives of tens of thousands of Ukrainians is to surrender to Russian authorities.

Of course, the premise of all this is thatZelensky was able to escape from the clutches of his Anglo-Saxon overseers.